# Sabrina Carpenter

> Sabrina Carpenter is an American singer-songwriter and actress who transformed from a Disney Channel kid into one of pop's sharpest wits. Her 2024 album Short n' Sweet debuted at #1 in 18 countries and yielded global smashes 'Espresso' and 'Please Please Please,' earning two Grammy Awards. Known for confessional lyricism wrapped in bubblegum-pop hooks, she headlined Coachella 2026, released her seventh album Man's Best Friend to another Billboard 200 #1, and remains one of the defining pop voices of her generation.

- **Role:** Recording Artist at Island Records (Universal Music Group)
- **Organizations:** Island Records, Universal Music Group, Ryan Seacrest Foundation, PLUS1, HeadCount
- **From:** Quakertown, Pennsylvania, USA
- **Nationality:** American
- **Education:** General Education, Homeschool, Dance from age 2, voice lessons from age 6, Dance & Vocal Training
- **Known for:** Two Grammy Awards (67th Annual, 2025): Best Pop Vocal Album (Short n' Sweet) & Best Pop Solo Performance ('Espresso'), Six Grammy nominations at 2026 Grammys including Record, Album, and Song of the Year, Two consecutive #1 Billboard 200 debut albums: Short n' Sweet and Man's Best Friend

## Career timeline

- **2008** — Placed 3rd in 'The Next Miley Cyrus Project' singing competition
- **2011** — First professional acting role on Law & Order: SVU
- **2012** — Signed first record deal with Hollywood Records (Disney Music Group) at age 12
- **2013** — Cast as Maya Hart in Disney Channel's Girl Meets World
- **2014** — Released debut single 'Can't Blame a Girl for Trying'; Girl Meets World premieres
- **2015** — Released debut studio album Eyes Wide Open (#43 Billboard 200)
- **2016** — Released Evolution (#28 Billboard 200); appeared in Adventures in Babysitting
- **2018** — Released Singular: Act I; appeared in The Hate U Give
- **2019** — Released Singular: Act II; appeared in Tall Girl
- **2020** — Broadway debut in Mean Girls (closed after one day, COVID); executive producer of Work It on Netflix; Forbes 30 Under 30
- **2021** — Signed to Island Records; released 'Skin' (response to Olivia Rodrigo situation)
- **2022** — Released Emails I Can't Send (#23 Billboard 200); 'Nonsense' and 'Feather' go multi-platinum
- **2023** — Joined Taylor Swift's Eras Tour as opening act; 'Feather' goes viral on TikTok
- **2024-04** — Released 'Espresso' - global smash (#3 Hot 100, #1 UK, #1 Global 200)
- **2024-06** — Released 'Please Please Please' - her first Hot 100 #1
- **2024-08** — Released Short n' Sweet - debuted #1 Billboard 200 in 18 countries; Coachella performance
- **2024-09** — Launched Short n' Sweet Tour - first arena headline tour grossing $77.4M
- **2025-02** — Won two Grammy Awards: Best Pop Vocal Album & Best Pop Solo Performance ('Espresso')
- **2025-06** — Released 'Manchild' - debuted #1 Hot 100, #1 UK, #1 Ireland
- **2025-08** — Released Man's Best Friend - debuted #1 Billboard 200
- **2025-09** — MTV VMAs performance with drag and trans performers; LGBTQ+ advocacy
- **2026-04** — Headlined Coachella 2026 with 'Sabrinawood' Hollywood-themed set; dueted with Madonna on Weekend 2

## Achievements

- Two Grammy Awards (67th Annual, 2025): Best Pop Vocal Album (Short n' Sweet) & Best Pop Solo Performance ('Espresso')
- Six Grammy nominations at 2026 Grammys including Record, Album, and Song of the Year
- Two consecutive #1 Billboard 200 debut albums: Short n' Sweet and Man's Best Friend
- First Hot 100 #1 with 'Please Please Please' (2024)
- Short n' Sweet certified Quadruple Platinum by RIAA
- 'Espresso' surpassed 2.6 billion Spotify streams as of April 2026
- Coachella 2026 headliner - promised crowd in 2024 she'd return as headliner and delivered
- Short n' Sweet Tour grossed $77.4M across 72 shows
- Forbes 30 Under 30 (Hollywood & Entertainment, 2020)
- 2026 Webby Award (People's Voice) for 'Tears' music video
- Broadway debut in Mean Girls (2020)
- Taylor Swift Eras Tour opening act (2023-2024)
- Time100 Next honoree

## Latest updates

- **2026-04** — Headlined Coachella 2026 with 'Sabrinawood' Hollywood-themed set; dueted with Madonna on 'Vogue' on Weekend 2
- **2026-02** — Announced performer at 2026 Grammy Awards; nominated for six awards including Record of the Year and Album of the Year
- **2026-01** — Released 'When Did You Get Hot?' and 'House Tour' as singles from Man's Best Friend
- **2025-09** — MTV VMAs performance with drag and trans performers advocating for LGBTQ+ rights; Vogue Italy cover story
- **2025-08** — Man's Best Friend debuted #1 Billboard 200 (366,000 units first week)
- **2025-06** — 'Manchild' debuted #1 Hot 100, #1 UK, #1 Ireland
- **2025-02** — Won two Grammy Awards; Short n' Sweet (Deluxe) released with Dolly Parton duet
- **2025-01** — Purchased $10M penthouse at 108 Leonard, Tribeca, New York City

## Links

- Website: https://www.sabrinacarpenter.com
- Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/sabrinaannlynn
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@sabrinacarpenter
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sabrinacarpenter/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sabrinacarpenter/
- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sabrinacarpenter

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